Watchdog Human Rights Watch released a statement opposing the United States’ sale of attack helicopters worth almost $2 billion to the Philippines.
The Great Abaca of the Philippines is Found in Many Surprising Things
Anyway, the great abaca and its very strong fibers are used to make a variety of things. Apart from the baskets, bags, and sandals that the Titas of Manila drool over, abaca fiber is found in coffee …
Philippines experiencing garlic, onion shortage — agri chief
The Philippines is experiencing a shortage of onion and garlic, Agriculture Secretary William Dar said Wednesday. In a Senate hearing on COVID-19, Dar admitted that the country is “not able to really …
Study: Philippines A global Hot Spot for Online Child Abuse
The Philippines has emerged as a global hot spot for online child sexual exploitation, and coronavirus lockdowns that restrict millions to their homes may be worsening the abuses, a U.S. official said …
Lacson not convinced first wave of COVID-19 over in Philippines
Senator Panfilo Lacson on Thursday disputed the claim of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III that the Philippines is actually experiencing the second wave of COVID-19 transmission. “Not only do I not …
Palace refutes Duque, says Philippines still on first wave of COVID-19 infections
Malacañang on Thursday refuted the claim of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III that the Philippines is already experiencing a second wave of COVID-19 infections. In a televised briefing, …
Philippines reports 279 additional new coronavirus cases, five deaths
The Philippines’ health ministry on Wednesday recorded 279 additional confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, the highest daily increase in nine days, and five additional deaths.
Maria Ressa on reporting in “hell” of Rodrigo Duterte’s Philippines
Rappler founder Maria Ressa discusses the threat she is under for aggressively covering the Duterte Administration and its wars on drugs. Sunday, on 60 Minutes.
Easterlies, localized thunderstorms to bring isolated rainshowers over Philippines
Easterlies, or winds coming from the east, and localized thunderstorms are expected to bring partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rainshowers over Metro Manila and the rest of the country, …
Forced off air by Philippines Duterte, ABS-CBN turns to court
Country’s largest TV network asks Supreme Court to order immediate reopening, calling shutdown ‘grave injustice’.